French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian stated that the United States guarantees the continuation of the Gaza plan. The European Union is expanding the roles of its two missions to ensure security in Gaza, emphasizing that the two-state solution is essential for lasting peace.

Michael Raphael, head of the Egyptian National Party, praised the success of Egyptian mediation in halting the war in Gaza, highlighting Egypt's regional and humanitarian role in achieving calm and opening peace prospects.

Dr. Hassan Al-Naamani highlighted President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi's historic role in ending the Gaza war and stopping Palestinian bloodshed, reinforcing Egypt's position as the heart of Arabism and a champion of peace in the region.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that no one will be forced to leave Gaza, emphasizing the opposite is true, during his meeting with the Finnish president in the Oval Office.

Before the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement, Netanyahu faced growing international isolation over Israel's policies in Gaza, with accusations of genocide and increasing global pressure to end the war. The world agreed on the need to stop the conflict, forcing Netanyahu to comply despite political losses.

Palestinian youths in Khan Younis celebrated the ceasefire agreement that ended a two-year war in Gaza, expressing joy over the deal that includes hostage releases and humanitarian aid entry.

Far-right Israeli Minister Itamar Ben Gvir threatens to topple Netanyahu’s government and opposes the Gaza ceasefire agreement that includes releasing hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.

French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed his support for the two-state solution at an international conference in Paris, warning against further Israeli settlements in the West Bank and calling for support to stabilize the Palestinian Authority in Gaza.

U.S. President Donald Trump suggested expelling Spain from NATO because it has not met the defense spending target of 5% of its GDP.

US President Donald Trump stated that no one will be forced to leave Gaza, announced the end of the war there, and noted that Hamas lost around 70,000 fighters. He also announced a forthcoming release of hostages.